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Suarez makes me think of Vampire Weekend, because their inspiration comes from eclectic sources. First of all, this acoustic pop band is an unlikely combination of a Belgian musician, Marc Pinilla, and three folk musicians from Madagascar (brothers Max and Pata Randriamanjava, and their cousin Dada Ravalison.) As if that weren’t unique enough, what they play is a distinctive melange of Malagasy music, British Pop, Cape Verdean folk, and French Chanson. Whew!

I couldn’t decide on just one, or even two videos, so today, you’ll get 3 for the price of 1. Here’s “On Attend,” “Je t’ai toi,” and a modern take on “La Vie en Rose” so reinvigorated that it’s nearly unrecognizable, all taken from Suarez’s debut album, “On Attend.” Admittedly, I chose the more “poppy” songs to feature, but check out songs like “Aie, Aie, Aie” on their album to hear the folk influence.

Suarez Is the Vampire Weekend of French Pop is a post from the French Music Blog.

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Suarez Is the Vampire Weekend of French Pop is a post from the French Music Blog.

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French Bands Who Sing in English is a post from the French Music Blog.

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